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Default Dec 05, 2018 at 09:32 AM
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I know in life you need perseverance to succeed, but I have very low frustration tolerance. I quit very quickly. I start doing things, but at the first bump I stop, and withdraw. This is true in my social and professional life. No wonder why no one wants to talk or hire me. The thought that I'm a failure comes up very frequently to my head. I feel frustrated all the time. I know life is not a rosy road, but I'm weak to fight for what I want. I don't know why.
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Default Dec 05, 2018 at 10:31 AM
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Think about this>? What is it that you start and can't work past?? Are these relationship problems? Maybe pushing yourself is not beneficial for you right now, but should think about revisiting at another time. Can you do this on your own? Is this a healthy hobby? Have you learned ways to distract yourself from theses types of thoughts? Is there a toxic relationship in your life that is adding to these thoughts. If so, remove yourself from it completely.
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Default Dec 05, 2018 at 01:00 PM
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Everything I start I lose interest in very quickly. For example, last summer wanted to bike. It felt good at first, but quickly I lost interest. But kept doing it anyway just to get out of my apartment. At work, I start a project and then wander and keep changing things, and don't go back to where I was. My mind is a mess. I cannot focus on anything, and have no motivation to do anything.
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Default Dec 05, 2018 at 01:02 PM
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Are you seeing a therapist?

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Default Dec 05, 2018 at 01:51 PM
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I'm so sorry you're struggling, Aimless Soul I can relate to your struggles. It's really not easy to get motivated to do things. I think the only solution is to try, though... at least start, one step at the time. Baby steps. Please don't give up in this.. Do you see a therapist?
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Default Dec 05, 2018 at 10:58 PM
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Everything I start I lose interest in very quickly. For example, last summer wanted to bike. It felt good at first, but quickly I lost interest. But kept doing it anyway just to get out of my apartment. At work, I start a project and then wander and keep changing things, and don't go back to where I was. My mind is a mess. I cannot focus on anything, and have no motivation to do anything.
ok, so let's go back to the bike. I love biking. I bike as often as possible. When I am not busy with life obligations (and the weather is nice), I spend time outside biking I would like to buy a new bike and until I can afford a new bike, I will only bike so much. I accept that fact and move on (to the next thing).

You sound only so interested in biking? What projects are you most interested in? Does one project get in the way of another?
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Default Dec 05, 2018 at 11:14 PM
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I'm not interested in biking. I mean I was at first, but then I lost interest. I kept doing it because it was the only way to go outside my apartment when the weather was nice, and be alone without being awkward. I have to say I felt better when I did it. Not good, but better. Now, because I stay at home I feel much worse. Nothing gets in the way of anything I do. I just lose interest, and convince myself nothing will work, so, why bother. I'm not interested in anything. I don't try even. I have a strong feeling of hopelessness. I just stay home friendless and jobless.
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Default Dec 05, 2018 at 11:29 PM
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Not sure how to advise. Depression happens sometimes and maybe what you are doing, embracing your depression, is all you need to do for yourself. When your mind becomes willing to take that next step, your body will follow

Rather than focus on what to do, (sounds like you've ruled out quite a bit) try to focus on what not to do Track your major symptoms and seek a professional if they worsen.

here is a blog link to 6 Things That Can Worsen Depression
6 Things That Can Worsen Depression
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